Features To Come / Planned Updatesġ.) To show how much time is left in completing the file download. #NOTE:- I'd recommend running it in a cmd for first time, to see if you're missing anything important. The file name you are passing should be the file that holds all the links (new link on a new line) and is present in the directory of this script.įor example : SolidFiles.exe -batch "links.txt" If you want to download batch links, you can do so by passing an argument "-b or -batch" followed by the file name. How do I do what I have to do? (Simple Guide)Ģ.) Copy the SoliFile's link and paste in this script.(Link Example:- ) Make sure you're in the directory where the requirements.txt is present. pip install -r requirements.txt is the command that should do the job. Or you can use the requirements.txt file provided in this repository to fetch all the dependencies at once. You can get these libraries from pip or easy_install by running the commands. What do I need to run this thing?ġ.) Python 2.7.x or Pythno 3.x.x Python Libraries Required If you're on windows, then you should grab the windows binary from the release section, rather than running python script. This is supported by both, Python 2 and 3. This can be integrated in any of your python scripts and it'll return the various parameters for the file present on a particular SolidFiles link. This is a little python script that downloads the content from.
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